Sullivan to Quit Stage After This Season
John L Sullivan announced in Washington he will retire from the stage after this season. He describes his eighty acre farm near Boston stocked with cattle and horses and says he longs for a quiet life away from touring. In a separate hospital note a patient died when he moved his head and damaged his spinal cord during a consultation.
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